This video reviews 15 AP English Literature tips for overall studying, the multiple-choice section, as well as the free response (FRQ) section to help you pass the 2022 AP English Literature exam. We go over tons of general AP English Literature tips and test taking strategies to jumpstart your AP exam prep.
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Here is a quick preview of some of the AP English Literature tips we go over:
0:00 - Introduction to 15 AP English Literature Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5
0:49 - 5 AP® English Literature and Composition Study Tips for Home
1. Read as much as possible.
2. Become familiar with the Western Canon.
3. Read Thomas Foster’s How To Read Literature Like a Professor.
4. Make flashcards.
5. Form study groups!
4:19 - 5 AP® English Literature and Composition Multiple Choice Study Tips
1. Practice, practice.
2. Sharpen your close-reading skills.
3. Look over the questions before reading the passage.
4. Use process of elimination.
5. It doesn’t hurt to guess.
7:28 - 5 AP® English Literature and Composition FRQ Study Tips
1. Practice your writing skills by answering questions from CollegeBoard’s archive of past exam questions or explore our free response practice modules.
2. Explore and use the rubric!
3. Pay attention to the task verbs employed in your free response prompts.
4. Have a solid understanding of literary devices.
5. Fine-tune your thesis statement.
10:11 - What to Do Next to Get a 4 or 5 on AP English Literature
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